Question

read the end of the selection. when the author states, \chances are, their good luck is really their own abilities shining through,\ what does that mean?
a the superstitions do more harm than good to the players.
b the players need more practice if they want to get better.
c the players are good because of their skills, not their superstitions.
d the superstitions work better if fans believe in them, too.
the baseball players of today are some of the best and most talented people in the sport. chances are, their good luck is really their own abilities shining through. but who knows? maybe a lot of chicken or some smelly clothes really do help someone to play better. so eat up, stinky athletes, and play ball!

Explanation:

The statement implies that players' success is due to their abilities rather than superstitions like eating chicken or wearing smelly clothes.

Answer:

C. The players are good because of their skills, not their superstitions.